Sentence examples for whatever apprehensions from inspiring English sources

Whatever apprehensions I may have had about Mary were dispelled during our first lunch together.

Jay and her friends go from hanging out to freaking out, then back to hanging out, and the risk that we might be bored by watching bored young folk, whatever their apprehensions, is not one that Mitchell wholly avoids.

"It's apparent everywhere in his work," he says, "the sensuous apprehension of whatever's near at hand" and the "aesthetic power".

Peruvians already have enough with their own tremendous national dilemma to also consider the apprehensions of Cubans, whatever they think.

"From whatever I have been told the apprehension is the Maoists were involved," Banerjee said.

Your favourite song and what it means to you, your recollections of seeing them live, your apprehension or excitement about hearing new material – whatever your views on the band, we'd be interested to hear them.

Apprehension about such meddling has added to concerns about whatever went on between Michael Flynn and various foreign officials during the Trump transition, before he became the President's national-security adviser.

There is nothing wrong with a little bit of apprehension in terms of your own performance: nerves and butterflies exist at whatever level you play.

There would be concerns about his age and his commitment to stay in shape as he becomes older, and there would be apprehension that he would ultimately find ways to test the patience of whatever team he is playing for.

Speaking before Salman had rounded up his fellow-princes in the Ritz, Stewart told me that Sanea's apprehension was evidence of changes in the power structure inside Saudi Arabia: "He's lost whatever political protection he had".

Whatever the reasons for the recent slide in Japan, the speed and extent of it has started to stir apprehension over Mr. Abe's bold economic policies.